The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 16, 1923, Page 17

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, | About F ights and Fighters THE PAR BY LEO H, LASSEN Sacco Going Back East MMY SACCO, who ts now BALLARD- “ROOSEVELT GAME IS ON PREP BOOKS THIS WEEK CENTRALIZED BASKETBALL AT CRYSTAL POOL SEEMS SURE Winner of Big Battle Will Be Prep Favorite Ballard and Roosevelt Have Both Come Thru With The H’s Have It This Year QUARTERBACK SUCCESSFU OF | L Would Be Good for Clean Records So Far, and Both Have Rested Cage Game Two Weeks SIDE aBLe All Big Leagues in Seattle bth | seh! g 4 q paye pues at & be | STANDING OF TEAMS Would Use Central he only fighters who really could} | “ TL: in the North Pome : Aas oa . ! Floor This Season . Ballard 0 0 33 4 4 | PLACE KICK r HER or not the Crystal L Roosevelt 0 0 6 0 i P Ti of let oF | ——o=ae!'- W HETHE r ic: Ad Queen Anne I 0 i 9 0 nd [DONE } be able for } 4 Broadway \ 0 ry “0 » er depends en Bag arfield . 0 1 : 0 6 2 ely upon the players themselves, . ® Franklin ; 0 i i 0 1 This from Guy Sherwood, man. i ea West Seattle .. 6 \ 1 0 Ls 1 Pre Khoxiyvo ane o—orrersivs ates, haart . Lincoln ] Sh 1 9 9 1 KICK ON Yet, Bnd ON Sré DOWS -- 4th DOMM PAST 6O TD LIME coxract fromuusion ghaatt¢ guarantes. fo ne 1 480 0 a : 2 ALLARD and Roosevelt, the big noises in the high school ‘ ts ae so far this season, winners in their first two pee bhi ai Oo 205 hans de del Ba f he will 60 #0, | ed. j game ctively, will furnish the first real “big game” of | LONG FORWARD P, xp kuns ¢ Se - | the pr it season when they get together Friday at Denny | least 75 tearos .. Meyers and Bercot Next field. <— : ere SenrEs the floor to insure ae . The next fistic attraction for 8 Ballard has a bit the more impressive record so far, beat- FLAYS rds charge each team $10 (oni a ne co ease ci Abe iro nyt nabs ing Broadway 17 to 6, while the best Roosevelt could do —— rn ; es , ne Cryetal poot: next: wes oe ainst the same team was a 8 to 0 victory, won in the last BAD Lakb| At the present time Stan Riddle, except ‘ few minutes of play. st i jast, and Ben he Xcep & pla i 0 «0 40 #0 10 in : Ballard trimmed Garfield 6 to 0 in its other game while] oo. pay aap a Teeth tee Py QUARTERBACK SHOULD]; department aay be. Meyers Roosevelt defeated West Seattle 18 to 0. Bg: fe ph hoo wha pa aor Tene i ‘ e deal.’ They thruout D Seattle \. | MAKE A CAREFUL Y OF THE TACTICS TO BE I IN THE DIFFERENT ARE. j various. Jeagueeiae to hin tir: a Broadway punctur Ballard’s goal line while Roosevelt gee j city to hold ‘meetings Saama ee oes thie hasn’t been scored upon this year. root EY ROBERT © ZUPPKE As “ operates the football m x aavase to senahaelee ’ ; : ootball Coach, University of Linois, ne rs ye T With some of the biggest stars of the season on the op-|* "Author ot peat ma or apihilth pres a va Bercot aratte a fie posing elevens a fine game is expected and ‘the winner will f ler ral car eanband be mada je | have undisputed leadership of the league, A tie will give dbo a ai sh sgialed: ¢, but la day or two regarding these mest ; i Foley vs. Morgan? }Queen Anne a chance to step into the front rank, as the ein 8 ie car beca ¥ a4 When Tod Mc ;Qu stand third now w ith a win ad a tie, " ‘ of the play The city, commercial, banker, com- ‘s n f e quarter and the « au A church teams ‘ ee ec so much a part of the t re A Star junior nt Seat tee. HORNSBY Fine Prep Backfield Men ; ence & ? 1 if the Pool at : Lead : I HEILMANN yc 1ERE aro som of coaches pega 3 it will fot bec 121 for the Midget t of Of) nin must k : 1 . fense and de hes must cor . € It a wonderful thing for i s y is growing, and as he adway and eins tan respect th 8 mak the game here ff the 4 ; away 4% pounds of weight to Sm ith demon ; Wells, Ballard a A a ach him diner plans go. thr the floor prb- “ another half pound woul at fullback elt ath und foothall t lem, which has been holding the i iP any difference. and 1 the best man | Q t and the we," hit miss E will be solved. Foley, however, oft utfit 1 hich | 4 assist him in selecting manager breaks even : he avoids Morgs { Broadw O'Leary, | plenty of good the vari pla t by merely telling bir is year he figures it will be @ Mt. is too fast for h ‘ Q An f rake at hen to ch but for paying proposition in time and is 4 much, After he more em; of formiv willing to back It I 1 roley 7 make Morgan st en t ” t . jt rience Foley may make ‘ Ira Pease, Ballard Miracle Man ; 1 t move is up to the rt step, as he packs a harde A a The we 1 the players themselves, c) than Tod does. t | Wine {EN ay In for H a mines th f “ie Bi ba play to Ba —raceres and tra of t pM Ritchie May | Fight peahntba ra and y hdown. to be em tie dateht) the-tinis the ie Steimy Cotvoth, "ria. Jos stent? wa ; irl, the part o¢ tae Held it|remember the kindof tries to opr || Leading Mien moter, says he has Benny Li cae nt | e|is practiced on, the buckfie n differ arts of the held : mney eye tan Bey Noo ile ee seamed oie cht “nan [in trent prea he al _ With Sticke a race track December 24. The big| ee ree een | Peoeole i Ballard Pease |iack does 4 inking for the! number of plays, are all the | goal’ = he question {fs an oppon: for had pitoays tine } aa: y) S. ‘ “ s ‘tbe bond $$ a ~ * re Reo 2 lightweight king. J note . a eA F ° ° 2 3 429 7 There is also some talk t atte} me a ao Weee earn te eet am \A e ingt ’ no er lg er 0 3. 6 ee Ritehle, former champ, come | Fer as a re - hay voice «ie ° ° Frisch, 2 10 400 7 out of his retirement to fight Leon nave any other offens O l M k B d fi F its 8 7 868 rd again. It will bo remembered t #0 he made the beat ew Urleans, akin U or fame |*. 2 soe however, that Ritchle took an awful » had developed—a wondert J ak ‘ 4 nt Boge dah ae hh vei eat = WILLIAMS 2 7 2B i oy ai ce se. Every time Har 4 BY JOE WILLIAMS oe t pa! % round fi eof years ago, SCOUTS HAVE ee thin vt Piae enge he : NOTHER New Orleans battler is in the fistic limelight, Al Pettingill, flyweight. bor t wats dee 4 joi Be ILLINI DOPE ab salle dronk eha eranhite “a Somehow or other New Orleans always has a high-voltage battler performing in the P young as } ; IOWA CITY, Oct en with wonderful ki | Queensberry corral. ; Ri oe Lot 0 erdagtion ok uts trom I Pease has developed ® powerful! Joe Mandot was a great lightweight. He could box, punch, sidestep and block, And alr ays Ritchie would last i eokbat wa’ cea Pane PP pero pad ih Lage he was courageous with it. Mandot beat Ad Wolgast when the Michigan assassin was) b . - efforts of Iowa ft won the all-city track | Champion, : Good Show for Tacoma for low t n th track np Saturday's ‘game Pease in a reat eattle prep sports. | never won the title. leverything that Leonard he Joe Waterman and Jobn F lined up a good main event for thi show in Tacoma Thursday ic | ve. SECRET WORK [Loss of Carroll Ruined Garfield at the last minute for Shade’s oppo-| last week downed Washington State | the nent. Lux, outweighed by 15 or 20 | college. fine points. sprang up between A strong devotion the two pounds, fought Shade off of his feet | — llater when Herman his. sight in the last two rounds and got a/ | Pettingill his guide. draw, New Orleans still remembers the | tragicall | Pettingill, stricken, idol andediscowerer, blind |ntreets of their home town. | “I want to make good now | Pote’s sake,” Pottingill says. For a: youngster he has already gone far, Hin record shows 86 vic |tories to date, Some of his victims |wem high-class battlers. Frankie Daly fe Mason, Kid Williams, | Bobby , Indian Russell, Ash movi g picture of young leading his thru the North Coast Limited for Hugl ton Donza afd Kid Augha vol plaid back of heavy rough AINTY garments and suits pressed and mended; but- tons sewed on-—little services. Attention to “little things’ on the North Coast Limited makes travel all the more enjoyable. Your Train East! mixtures: Double breasted, belted NEW YORK, Oot. 16. against Papyrus, English October 20, the honor of racing flesh. Zev has buil ting in nine races of vary’ weights, the good looking brown co! Zev's only defeat was in the Pren and In this race he was jammed at last Seyear-o} not misp! Rainbow ‘ Kentucky Derby , Cash or Charge ON NNT Withers 1 a -sensattonal—and who Georges B. Carpentle de of |) Be levee Offiee, 1407 Fourth Ave. CirEtys # In a sensattonal—and short—fight, Georges B. Carpenter, pride of |) jelmont an To st nenpolis, Duluth, a France, knocked out Joe Deckett of Bugland. The massacre occurred in Queens Count ,..., Chicago, tide ind Velen at London. It took 15 second, to be exact, Photo shows the, 15th second,\\ Overnight . . a renee yal as with Beckett down and out. The Britisher is floundering ‘on the for | Reallzation eave mw a, m, Oi pe my, E . 500 p.m amid the vooes of people who paid $80 a scat to sco a real scrap, Va OBNO MST EWA. i aoufege veal nsseanjpezanr do brapal everything but mental! Lr bgt ae portland | AT MICHIGAN Sa AKING of kicking, the lons of | great passer. He in poise, and a willingness to johnny ; arto # undoubted-|game with a wrenche ee socker. It ought to be a whale of a| ANN ARBOR, Oct. 16-Michigan| meting bee Sa Riera 724 bracken a rag concentrate on business. secret the t of : i : r ae ox 2 yen : it oon 41) ttire from the ring | fight if Trambitas will do any lead-} in secr Vimar igen ; % ssn Are | Leonard will retir 1 | ng and if Delaney doesn't turn out | the in shape _for|chance for the title thi ye on | any eae thle, eae with a million dollars, Maybe more to be a Midget Smith. }Ohio state MY Coen; Vout | SUTeeN SE tae Beep | ae aoe oe tes ees Se Mandot is seeking out a hand to| Chances are that the winner of|Plins but one scrimmage session| Would have bs yey ‘ good ane Ae pe eats Hylieng: mouth existehes io his home town, | this fight will battle the winner of h the secor , {field threat, but his long punting |dropkick deciding the Roosevelt. | pathetic reminder of wasted} 7 een cadavers batts} a clay 4 have pulled the Babes out of | Broadway game and Ted Gragin’s | Mi the: Bercot-Meyera battle Sa aca oie st dange ey have been | wonderful 46-yard plac ick w eeUs. time in the near future. 7 ang Genaer they beve been | wonderful: <tyard piace Risk win: |" pes srerman came up from tt — : : every game because of jping the Broa¢way-Franklin game! citsck stalls in New Orleans to : To "hie W, \" for kicking for the Tigers. Deckman of Rallard | DCOUDack mitts 10 slat ribek At Lux Coming Up This Way |BUCKEYES TO Carroll was the best punter in]and Johnson of Queen Anno have | "it oe vit ack ‘gain ao at . intimation that = changed Buckeye ta" biniied “Baer tania caawe dateee soon, according to word from Los} Wher Gor G Sunk ; Angeles, where he is now. Lux, {lineup may meet Michigan 4t Ann en \Lorgeous Georges ive fighters : o bor ne aturday came today What Herman did have, tho, was lever bird who can hit and at one|Arbor next time who had real championship|With the information that Coach oe ett for ong UNE |) a tevel bean, and te used it to possibilities, ays drew well in| Wilco is working I yder at fine advantage, capitalizing his lim: Seattle. Travie Davis, who haa been ecetesanesin ited abilities to the utmost, A steel laying off for some time, may be| tipped end of a aloe ace nleked tted out to fight him. | |Herman in the eye and ho ea CLUB MEN ARE | blind. Otherwise he might. til be ; | champion, for he knew enough to as tho class of the welters here ampion, , ‘i [nails He wie the, Ons Baby Weo| WORKING HARD | keep himwelf in shape and he was a had Billy Wright's goat tled up in a|, PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 16.—Foot- | careful matchmaker. knot, as he was just as smart as of the Multnomah Athletic | Herman, by the ix largely | Billy ever was and he hit twice as| club are working overtime in ue | responsible for the e of Pet hard, and Bill knew tt. week's practice, preparing for al |tingill in the fight Whik Seattle fans won't forget for some| bitter contest Saturdgy, when they | | still champion he saw Pettingill spar | time the fight he put up with Billy|meet Gonzaga university, of Spo }as an amateur, was impressed, took | Shade one night when he substituted| kane, the strong little team that) | him under his wing and taught him and | HOQUIAM, Oct. 16.—Ted Krache |local lightweight, won the decision | jover Johnny Burns, of Denver, here last night. Sailor Cox, of Tacoma, ort a pa |ncored technical knockout over Men Luckey Morrow, of Spokane. Zev Is Worthy Horse to Represent Yankee Turf When Zev was pleked over My Own to Here is his record as a 3-year-old | Race Weight Distance Time Naeailty | | Paumonk 109 6 furlongs q satin tints | Preakness (4126 1% miles | iid 6 furlongs The French bakery boy lacked one thing, mental balance—common sense. The primrose path is no place to do roadwi ork. That’s why he Mandot had almost A Ring Comer ) ur, | get | day. | when ly | couldn’ sion, | him t poin' wife a and Art said. es ‘NORTHWESTERN DOWN TO GRIND | day WISCONSIN HAS REGULARS OUT } | MADISON, Wis, Oct. 16—Wie Jconsin stars worked out in the var: aity lineup slated to start Saturday for the first time this year rt Id, in the international race here laced, This is the opinion of expert It.up an impressive record this y ing distances and It finished in front aknens, y under different ight time his first start of the season, the start, badly kicked and got away 1% miles 1 mile 1% miles 1 mile 6 furlongs 1% miles Ph NEHF BROKEN UP BY LOSS EW YORK, it, |has assumed the | for the loss of the world’s champion- ship by safe | Nent was alth ing so hard to win were his fath Slizabeth, couldn't 'CHICAGO SET FOR SATURDAY |INDIANS AFTER VAN MEAD Combed, Glossy. Millions Use It - Few Cents Buys Jar at Drugstore OF BIG GAME Oct. 16.— Altho | ‘ged by his team mates to for- Art Nehf, Giant southpaw, full. responsibility | y the Giants, hf said to- “My failed I was sure that I was perfect- | arm suddenly me | It wouldn't respond and 1) t get a thing out of it." distressed beyond expres- | ats jant players told} was the hero for try-| He was dis-| ted also because in the stands | from Indiana, his | two children, little Art nd his stand to see little ry so," the dejected father GROOM PEG.US BAT OFF, KeepsHair | CHICAGO, Oct. 16.—With all of Combed | his crippled players again in uni-| F: | form, Coach ge drilled today on Even stubborn, unruly of sham” | line plays that will be used against | pooed hair stays combed all day in | | Northwestern Saturday. any style you like. “Hair-Groom” Is Set as a dignified combing cream which gives that natural gloss and well: groomed effect to your hait—that 7 final touch to good dress both in PASS DEFENSE | |business and on social occasions, EVANSTON, Ill, Oct. 16.—Long| BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Oct. 16.—|“Hair-Groom" is greaseless; also hours of practice were ordered for|Dummy scrimmage was given In-|helps grow thick, heavy, lustrous — Northwestern this week following | diana today to perfect a better de-|hair, “Beware of their defeat by Indiana last Satur-|fense against s8eS imitations.—Ad forward 0 Bands —Why? 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